New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
NETWORK CITY.

Davidson appointed Inspector of Customs
yesterday at 81 q day.
ago Civil Service Commissioner Obery came
Washington investigate affairs Of tho Custom
House. and consult with Collector with regard TO new
rules Of procedure appointments Yeseray the Collector
said that he had been advised from Washington that the
rules had been formulated but he did not know what they
The Scandinavian Immigrant Home. organized in 1881 for
the protection and moral Of immigrants newly arrived
scandinavia has issued appeal for aid In Its work.
Unless the organization secure permanent and moro
suitable building be discontinued Since 1881
gwen 1926 meals and Furnished 6s49 free
lodgings taking OF 682 immigrants The treasurer IS
N. Hendrickson, Nos 81 and 80 Broads-
The French Government First Engineer
Greve of the French Line Gascogne the cross Oh
Legion OF for meritorious services while IN the
French Navy
The New.York Safety Light Heat and Power Company
has been incorporated with capital Of s260000 by Caleb H.
Jackson Walter c. Kerr Charles s. Pease and Henry Ii.
Kerr.
The Rev L. A. Crandal pastor Of the Twenty third Street
Baptist Church. has declined the call extended him from the
First Baptist Church Of Newark.
Baptist conference yesterday appointed tho
Reg Drs Morse and Gessle and the Rev Mr. Cranda to
present Mayor Hewitt opposing the opening OF
the museums on Sunday.
At the Harlem Theatre last night T. Raymond
peared In THE Woman Halter"
years fires according to The Nsw York Dd6y Com.
The December fires aggregated 81. 100000.
John Foley old boy who suspected OF
the Carney Christmas discharged
yesterday Market Police Court there being
no evidence against him.
"F A. S. to office for MIRA Josephine Wade.
Of No 237 Divisions In the report u the In yesier
days paper Of house erroneousy given
No 273 DivisionsL
A forged 500 passed November on Cas-
percd & Cleveland. jewellers in the BOwery. by two men
who gold valued $50 The check bore the
Of Brokaw Brothers The subse
queny arrested and Of them Alfred Simpson
Prison weeks HIS com2anion
August Lcydecker tred before Judge Cowns
in Court Of General Sessions and convicted He was
sentenced 10 eight years IN the state Prison.
Judge Cowng opened Part Of the Court OF General ses
sons Yesterday Clerk Sparks Of Grand
Cyrus Field did Edward Cooper who on
the list excused application Charles Eosiick
26 spruc.st. who foreman of the Grand Jury
which indicted Jacnne made foreman OF tho January
Jury Juise Cowing delivered the statutory charge
samuel Wood of 2i6 West Twcntethst robbed by
Arthur Sherman and Charles smith, exconvict OF watch
and Bayard sts. OctoOer ~ When
Wood the OF the theft tEoy assaulted him.
Judge yesterday sentenced each Of Thorn ave years
the state Prison.
r. p informed the Draft Riots began Mon
day July 49, $685. about orphan Asylum
Governor Seymour addressed the MOI In
the OF the daythe second DAG of the riot
John Foley his energetic protest against the
methods by winch Board OF Education and Tie school
Nineteenth War defending teacher
accused of using bad language lie has secured
per signcd by citizens asking the recall OF all
procured alleged By cOnpulsOn from the pupils
and pre- scented TO Judge Book staver
The schedules assignment OF Charles H. Raymond,
dealer In military supplies No. 1913 Ieso 10 James NJ
oakley liabilities OF si44io3; nominal assets ss720e.
actual assets, slls,0ji
The FAN Boston have discontinued the
Sunday trips months but
usual instrumental given the steamers
every afternoon aud evening
The Early and Comedy Circle will give FIRST enter
reception this evening the Lexington Avenue
Opera house sir Edward Lytton Bui~ers Money" VIII
be abridged under direction Of David
Belasco. Of the Lyceun Theatre.
Plans we're Buildings yesterday by tho
Mission Society Holy Kedeemer the erection
building with frontage OF uiIytwo lest
the west south Fifth below Grandst To be
used and for other connected with
the church. IL Is ~ cost s38,OOO
r. H. Smith under sentence Of death In the Tombs,
told arden that tho why he cut hole four
inches square through door, reader Of
acceps visit HIM The warden
took him cell No and put him In cell No. IL. Warden
wrote The COMMISSIONER OF Charities and Cor
recton In which he stated he too good Catholic TO
commit suicide"